Toronto Maple Leafs goaltending prospect Ben Scrivens took time out from his playoff run to the Calder Cup Semi Finals to talk to InGoal about everything from his unusual stance and glove positioning, to mental tips, and his season so far.

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Last week’s ask a pro interview, published first for our subscribers (it’s free – join our 17,000+ fans today) was with Kings goaltender Jonathan Bernier who answered our readers questions on a variety of topics from staying focused to details on his Reebok P4 gear.

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Martin Brodeur, who believe it or not played the butterfly in junior, continues to build on his place in NHL history, even adding a few records on his 40th birthday this week.

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Jonathan Quick may be in the process of bucking the games-played trend in post-season puck stopping at the game’s highest level.

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Tim Thomas is one of best skating goaltenders in the NHL, so ever wonder why the smallish Boston Bruins’ No.1 often plays from his knees as soon as the puck moves behind the net? His summer school goaltending coach, Eli Wilson, explains a tactic that’s being used more often in the NHL.

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Mike Smith continues to come up huge for the Phoenix Coyotes. And he looks big doing it despite playing deeper under new goalie coach Sean Burke. All of which makes him a perfect case study for InGoal Magazine’s review of the Reebok 11K and P4 Chest-and-Arm Protection.

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The 2012 Summer Camp edition of InGoal Magazine is here, with 84 pages designed to make you a better goaltender, including tips from Montreal Canadiens star Carey Price and Richard Bachman of the Dallas Stars.

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